Cornell Routs Des Moines in Nine to Nil Football
Cornell dominates Des Moines college with a 9–0 victory in Des Moines territory. The game featured multiple near touchdowns, strong line play, and standout gains by Finger Smyth and Busenbark while Zehr returned at center and Lott kept up consistent gains.
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Cornell
Golden
Lott
Des Moines
Ames
Finger
Allanson
Smyth
Busenbark
Milholm
Zehr
Zip
Hughes
Oratorical Board Elects Officers
The oratorical board met on Monday October 3 to elect officers Ellery Botts is president by rotation Lela Hughes is vice president Earnest Steffen is secretary Francis Beatty is treasurer Miss Baker is faculty representative The board urges every society to have a home contest representative and seeks renewed rivalry to drive excellence in oratory with schools like Cee showing what they can do
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Ellery Botts
Lows
Lela Hughes
Earnest Steffen
Treasur
College Football Saturday Scores Across Nine Games
Cornell defeated Des Moines 9 to 0 while Coe beat Grinnell 9 to 0. Ames defeated Nebraska 18 to 9 and Drake routed Washington University 88 to 17. Lake Forest shutout Knox 46 to 0 with Chicago 28 Illinois 7. Michigan beat Syracuse 43 to 7 and Notre Dame won 35 to 18 over Army.
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Des Moines
Coe
Grinnell
Ames
Nebraska
Drake
Washington U
Lake Forest
Knox
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Beloit
Northwestern College
Colorado
Colorado College
Michigan
Syracuse
Cornellian Subscriptions Urgency Announces Price Increase
An urgent notice states the Cornellian will cost $1.75 for three more weeks and will rise to $2.00 starting December 1. Readers are urged to subscribe this month to lock the lower rate.
Sophomore Class Elects Officers for Next Year
Tuesday the sophomore class elected officers for the ensuing year. They are President Oscar Allanson, Vice President L Ohm, Secretary Lucile Sherrard, Treasurer Ruth Lane, and Athletic Representative Willard Kettering.
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Oscar Allanson
L. Ohm
Lucile Sherrard
Ruth Lane
Willard Kettering
Blossom Wil Cox Charms Cornell In Recital
Miss Jean Blossom Wilcox, voice instructor at the Conservatory, gave a superb recital at the auditorium. Her pure tone and graceful interpretation across French German and English songs delighted Cornell students, ending with an Ernest Zechiel piece.
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Cornell
Jean Blossom Wilcox
Conservatory
Miss Wilcox
X. Leroux
Schubert
Initiation for New Men by Societies Announces Tryouts
Inter collegiate debate team tryouts require names submitted to Prof. Keister by next Monday November 10. Eligible participants must have belonged to their society debate or be on this fall Debating League roster.
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Prof
Keister
Special Mass Meeting At Ames Game Night
Special notice grants a mass meeting Friday night at 6 10 in the day chapel for the Ames game. Everyone urged to attend.
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Ames
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